Real talk: just about every skin-care treatment, from at-home to in-office facials, pale in comparison to a good laser treatment. Lasers have the ability treat nearly skin concern you can can imagine, like , rosacea, acne marks, , skin texture, and even . To put it simply, lasers are going to give you the best results and will be the most effective for long-term solves.
So what exactly is a laser? Lasers are tools that have one wavelength of light. In the skin-care world, there are multiple types of lasers available in an array of wavelengths, each serving a different function. There are two main groups of lasers used for skin rejuvenation: ablative and non-ablative.
An ablative laser vaporizes small columns of skin from the exterior in, meaning all skin layers are affected. Non-ablative lasers and energy-based devices target deeper structures and spare the skin's surface. An ablative laser generally requires more downtime — so prepare to be turning off your camera on Zoom meetings for anywhere from one week to a month.
The first thing you should consider when choosing a laser treatment are your goals. Do you hope to eliminate dark spots, treat wrinkles, or get rid of unwanted hair? Then, do your research and talk to your board-certified dermatologist (you don't want to skimp on the professional when it comes to lasers). Lasers are not magic wands: they come with some side effects and recovery time.
Plus, every skin tone and type is different, so make sure you are choosing .
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